Composite Functions
Not really sure where to begin with this one. I’m trying to think how it being a composite function is a big clue but can’t. Any starting points? Thanks
Original post by razakma15
1st function - Times by 2
2nd function - + 4
2nd function - + 4
I don’t think it is. Because then m=p and they aren’t composite functions
Original post by Y11_Maths
Not really sure where to begin with this one. I’m trying to think how it being a composite function is a big clue but can’t. Any starting points? Thanks
Depends entirely on the functions used. What are the other parts of the question?
Original post by bluenotewitt
Depends entirely on the functions used. What are the other parts of the question?
I think you’re right. Let me think for a bit and I’ll get back to you
Original post by bluenotewitt
Depends entirely on the functions used. What are the other parts of the question?
Yeah I got it. Complete ignorance on my part, I totally missed how function A was used in part A and function B was used in part B-I thought they came totally out of the blue. My bad
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